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Further to the latest Government announcement regarding increased COVID-19 restrictions we would like to provide our customers with the following update:CURRENT APPRENTICESOur Technical Centres at Coventry, Redditch and Reaseheath have been closed to Apprentices until further notice.
On December 19 our Lead Training and Development Adviser Ian Cross joined a rally of volunteers from the charity Warwickshire & Solihull Blood Bikes (WSBB) to deliver toys to children at University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire.
Earlier this year Adrian Simkiss (pictured right) was promoted from 'Training and Development Adviser' to 'MGTS Customer Engagement Manager'. With over 15 years of experience of working within the engineering training industry at MGTS, Adrian brings a wealth of knowledge to the role.
Huge congratulations to engineering apprentice James Todd who achieved the position of finalist (out of 3,500 applicants) in the City of Coventry Freemen's Guild Apprentice of the Year Award 2019. Below we find out why James was such a worthy contestant.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 MGTS Apprenticeship Awards.MGTS holds an awards evening every year to recognise the achievements and success of apprentices. Employers, family and friends are invited to come and share in the celebrations.Below are this year's worthy winners.
Midland Group Training Services (MGTS) were delighted to host a visit from His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent at their Redditch Technical Centre on Monday 25 November 2019.
The achievements of Advanced Engineering Apprentices on the Eden Programme were recognised at a Graduation Ceremony held at MGTS in Redditch on 7 November.
Leading engineering training provider, MGTS (Midland Group Training Services) had its brand new, purpose-built facility for engineering food maintenance and food process manufacturing at its Redditch training centre officially opened on 5 July by Rachel Maclean MP.
Midlands based MGTS, a leading specialist training provider for engineering food maintenance and food process manufacturing industries, today announced it had doubled its capacity in delivering apprenticeships for the food and drink industry.
Engineering won't attract the best talent unless diversity and inclusion is tackledIf the consultancy and engineering sector is to address skills shortages and see real change in creating a more diverse workforce, organisations and companies need to find more collaborative ways of working together...
MGTS recently engaged The National Youth Agency to deliver financial training to our first year engineering apprentices, to improve their knowledge about financial matters and to help them make good decisions about finances in the future.
MGTS are delighted to announce that after a recent short inspection by Ofsted, we have retained the status of being a Good Provider. The inspection findings are as folllows: Leaders have continued to improve the quality of provision since the previous inspection.
